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Linux renice command

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The Linux renice command is used to reset the priority of one or more processes (Process) (one or more will be determined according to the parameters).

Note:Every process (Process) has a unique (unique) ID.

Permissions: All users.

Syntax

renice priority [[-[p] pid ...] [[-[g] pgrp ...] [[-[u] user ...]

Parameter Description:

  • -p pid to reset the priority of the process with the process ID pid
  • -g pgrp to reset the priority of the process (one or more) with the process group ID pgrp
  • -u user to reset the priority of the process owned by user

Online Examples

Set the priority of the process with the process ID 987 and 32 The priority of the process and the owner of the process is added to the priority number of daemon and root 1

renice +1 987 -u daemon root -p 32

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